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Subject: HTML in Feeds

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DanielB
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1/15/2007 10:10 PM	Alert
I've set up a template that uses a table to hold a [CONTENT:500] tag. After that tag I have a Read More... link that is supposed to link to the article. In one of my feeds the author has used some HTML. One of the tags gets cut in half by the [CONTENT:500] 500 character limitation. This corrupts the HTML and the Read More link doesn't work. Is there any suggestion to overcome this? Thanks in advance, Daniel Bartholomew

rstieb
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1/17/2007 8:18 PM	Alert
Daniel, I'm actually using a DNN core function for this and there is no "intelligence" built into this filter to allow for HTML tags to include the whole tag. Not really sure what you can do about this other than to maybe add the full content and put each entry into a "scrollable" div tag if it's over a certain height... Let me know if you have any other questions... Thanks, Russel

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